Data set must contain at least 3 samples when Using findpeaks()

When the below code was used with a different set of data, it worked fine but when I use a different set, it gives the following error:

Data set must contain at least 3 samples.

There is more than enough data (over 1 million) so this shouldn't be a problem. How should I go about fixing this?

start_time = filteredTT.x(1);
end_time = filteredTT.x(end);
interval = minute(1);
idx1 = start_time;
breathingRate = [];
time = [];
while idx1 < filteredTT.x(end)
    range = timerange(idx1, "minutes");
    data = table2array(filteredTT(range,:));
    timeperiod = (filteredTT.x(range));
    [pks, loc] = findpeaks(data, timeperiod, "MinPeakDistance", seconds(3));
    numOfPeaks = size(pks,1);
    breathingRate(end+1) = numOfPeaks;
    idx1 = idx1 + minutes(1);
end

[Mathieu NOE]

hello

have you checked that your code works both for row and column oriented vectors ? depending of how you import data, you may have different data dimensions and your code may be sensitive to that.

[R]

Thank you for your comment. The number of columns are always the same. The only thing changing is the number of rows for the data that is being passed.

[Walter Roberson]

you would get that if there is any location in the data with fewer than 3 entries in the same minute.